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5-30-2018
'Canada on Wednesday May 23 said it stands ready to take in Rohingya refugees, pledged significant aid and called for the prosecution of those behind human rights atrocities in Myanmar.
Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland told a news conference the asylum'
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5-02-2018
'Released from Ethiopia after 11 years of unjust imprisonment
(Ottawa - April 21, 2018) The National Council of Canadian Muslims (NCCM), a prominent civil liberties and advocacy organization, welcomes Bashir Makhtal's return home to Canada to his family '
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Kathleen Harris · CBC News
4-04-2018
'Canada should take a leadership role in responding to the Rohingya crisis by ramping up humanitarian aid and development efforts and showing a willingness to welcome refugees from the region, Bob Rae, Canada's special envoy to Myanmar, says in his final re'
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Irene Lanzinger -President BC Federation of Labour
3-21-2018
'On March 21 every year, the world turns its attention to the issue of racial discrimination in our communities.
According to Statistics Canada, in BC almost four out of every ten people in the province identify as a visible minority or as Indigenous, mean'
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John Horgan, Premier of British Columbia
3-21-2018
'By John Horgan, Premier of British Columbia
Housing is the foundation of healthy families and strong communities. Unfortunately, the previous government’s poor choices and neglect led to our housing market spiral out of control, while people struggled to '
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Aleem kamal,MBA
3-21-2018
'Your dream can be a reality! That's right, your future can actually see you living your dream. It doesn't just have to be a big wish! When we are young we are dreamers. Nothing seems too big for us to accomplish. Nothing seems too outrageous. The world is '
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3-20-2018
'MARCH 13TH 2018
Upon receiving complaints from an employee of ROSSDOWN POULTRY,
the Inspectors of HICC visited the plant un-announced.
The areas under audit were:
1. Hanging of birds VERY HUMANELY HANDLED
2. Hanging Speed 120 BIRDS PER MINUTE-'
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3-07-2018
'On a fall evening in 1946, one woman’s act of courage and resilience in the face of racism would prove to be a pivotal moment in Canada’s history.
Viola Desmond was a successful Black Nova Scotia businesswoman who defiantly refused to leave a whites-only'
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